The June 2026 edition of FujiLove Magazine is a rich mix of inspiration, technique, and personal reflection on how Fujifilm gear shapes the way we photograph.
This month, Take Kayo compares the GFX100S II and GFX100RF, showing how two cameras with the same sensor can offer completely different shooting experiences. Pete Coco takes us into New York’s jazz clubs, explaining why the Fujifilm X System is such a natural fit for quiet, intimate music photography. Raymond Roemke shares a fascinating behind-the-scenes photo essay from his work as a stills photographer on a major Netflix production.
We also feature Dan Croft on the balance between color and monochrome, John Lynch in conversation about photojournalism, and Nina Papiorek challenging the idea that street photography must always be purely spontaneous.
In Gear Talk, Rico Pfirstinger continues his exposure series, Piet Van den Eynde looks at Luminar Neo’s portrait and generative tools, Bobbi Lane explores the creative possibilities of fisheye lenses, and Dylan Goldby reflects on returning to the X100 series.
Altogether, this issue is really about one thing: choosing the tools that make us want to go out, look more carefully, and keep making photographs.
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